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Tor further information <"' the follovvinfj activities and prograins fall tlii' Jewish Community Outer's Activities Office, 31M3CC. I'assovcr and Exercise I'ublications Popular Two separate publications by the Jewish Community Center hove proven extremely popular. Two booklets on Passover, one providing background on the holiday and offering menus and home decoration hints, the other providing an outline and guide for a home Seder Service, have been well received, while another booklet. Figuratively .Speaking, offering 'he only booklet ever prepared for women on the new form of isometric exercises that take but a few minutes each day to perform, has boon enthusiastically accepted. These and other Center publications are available by phone call request to the Center':; Activities Department. A small service charge is made to cover the cost of printing and mailing the materials. *;
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School Vacation Program to He Offered Special activities will be provided for vacationing school students next week. Swimming will.be offered throughout the week each day from 2 to 3::io p.m. Admission to the recreational swim sessions is by Center membership or 35 cents each session. Gym activities are scheduled Monday, Wednesday .and Friday mornings from 10 until noon, while the gym is open each afternoon under supervision from 2 until 5 p.m. During the vacation children are also encouraged to use the Center's excellent Library which has many fine children's books as well as records that can be checked out, all at no fee. Swimming Instructors Course (o He Offered A Monday evening course leading toward certification as a Red Cross Water Safety Instructor will be started next Monday, March 21) at the Center, it was announced by the Center's Swim Director, Joseph F. Mieek. The course, open to adults who have passed their Life Saving'through the Red Cross, is offered free of charge to those desiring this advance instruction provided by the lied Cross. Other popular Center swimming classes include a free swimming and recreation class for senior citizens each week, classes for pro-school children and their mothers, learn to swim classes for grade and junior high school students, plus classes for adults as well. Further information on the Center's many swimming classes and recreational swimming sessions may be obtained by calling Mr. Micck at the Center. •
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New Senior Citizen Group* to He Formed A luncheon and discussion group for retired businessmen only, and a special group to perform part-time work using retired individuals are being formed upon request, announced Joseph Radinowski. Retired businessmen who still retain an interest in the business world or current events, are welcome to join the group Radinowski stated. Those interested in joining the group are requested to call the Center's Activities Office, :M2-i:!(i(>. Party-Sorvlcn Popular Leading games, assisting with ideas, running movies, providing entertainers is a short description of the Party Service offered to parents for children's parties, special celebrations and other events. Utilization of the Party Service may be obtained by interested parents by calling the Center, Over 15 parties arc coordinated each month, all at a low service charge, by the Party Planning Service.
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iYlh e r ' s ,cWm;m Camp will h. . an opportunity to challenge their minds and creative abilities, Edward D. Brodkey, Camp Chairman stated. Activities, at the camp include art, crafts, music, sports and games, archery, riilery, fishing, campcraft, nature lore, pioneering and tripouts. a major horseback riding program, dramatics journalism, .swimming instruction and for recreation, social and Israeli dancing. Hebrew instruction, plus individualized instruction in activities l i k e baseball, basketball, tennis and golf. The special evening programs and activities are geared to the age of the campe/s. Brodkey commented, awl involve camper planning as well as participation. No programs are repeated, so there are constanly new activities to interest the camper, vhile participation in S a b b a t h Services and other meaningful programs gives the individual an opportunity to develop his or her personal interests. More children will be able to participate in t h i s summer's camping activities, B r o d k e y staled, as a fourth session of two weeks has been included this season. Because of the early interest in the camp, however, lie commented that p a r e n t s should enroll their children now so as to avoid possible disappointments later. Only 110 campers are. to be accepted for each session while a staff of over 40 will supervise the daily activities and provide for the health and welfare of the camper population. A capacity enrollment is expected ngain for this season, Brodkey concluded.
Harry T r u s t i n, prominent Omaha citizen and long active in the Jewish community, has accepted the post as Chairman o( a New Ctnter Site Commit. tee, Arthur If. Goldstein, Jewish Federation President announced this week. "For s e v e ral I years now," Mr. {•' ' '\ Goldstein stated, ' < ' "the Jewish Fed- ' "t <"-'• e r a t i o n board has b e e n concerned with the question of reloc at i o n of the Jewish Community Center. •'The b o a r d believes that a I I.a r r T_r u s t l new Center buildy » ing should be located in an area more accessible geographically to the Jewish community of Omaha, make proper provision for parking facilities, as well as build an up-to-date Center capable to serve the many needs of our community. "The Jewish Community Center itsell has been extremely busy in its activities and unable to provide adequate space for all of the activities going on in the building. Accordingly, we have chosen Mr. Harry Trustin, a man whose devotion to Jewish and Civic activities is of long standing, to head a special Committee charged with locating a site for a new Center building. I am happy to announce that Mr. Trustin accepted this assign" nient and is proceeding to appoint a Committee representative of all groups in the community," Mr. Goldstein concluded. Mr. Trustin is a Past President- of the Jewish Federation, which office lie held in UJfiO and J!)()!. He also was Chairman of the Jewish Philanthropies Cam-
More Youth Musicians Needed The Center Youth Orchestra and Dance Band which meets every Sunday afternoon under professional direction would like additional musicians to expand. Accordionists and guitarists are presently needed to develop the "swing section" while any grade or junior high school students who play an instrument will be welcomed into the group to develop their skill in playing popular music. *
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Other .Adult Courses Being Offered New courses being developed for adults include a special photography course, a course in motion picture techniques, a beginning and advanced course in painting, a coursc.in small boat •maintenance; another series in boats and their operation, a course in patio cookery plus physical conditioning classes for men, instructor certification courses in swimming and bridge instruction classes. ••
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Children's Activities Open Up Children interested in participating in the Center's Youth Band may join the group at any of its Sunday afternoon rehearsal sessions under the supervision of Charles Herzon. Musicians have an opportunity to develop their skills in playing with a group and have the chance to perform before outside groups and audiences. A Sunday afternoon crafts club, coin club, science club plus tumbling and.gymnastics instruction are also available to participants. Tutoring Service Available for Students Helping students with school problems or helping students who want advanced instruction in a particular course of study is the goal of the Center's Tutoring Service. Personal individual instruction is provided by qualified college students or graduate teachers. No charge is made by the Center for its services while a small hourly charge is made by the individual tutors providing the instruction. Arrangements for tutoring or possible testing may be arranged by phone call confirmation with the Center.
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Left (o right: Barbara Jess, Barbara Givot, Marshall Abrahams, Carl Hiekes. Youth Campaign Leaders get heads together in planning mass rally.
paigns in 1937 and 1948.-He has been a member of the Federation Board for many years and has served as a key member of the National J e w i s h Welfare Board in this area and nationalMr. Trustin is President of the City Council, of which he has been a member for many years. He is recogm/.ed as one of the most active community leaders and has been concerned with the welfare of both the general and Jewish community.
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Many Jews Return ' To Brazil from Russia Rio de Janeiro fJTAI—A total Barbara Jess and Marshall stated Barbara Givot and Carl of 231 Brazilians, including many Abrahams, the 19U4 Youth Coun- Riekes the 19G4 Marshalls for Jews, have been repatriated to this country from the Soviet Uncil Philanthropies ' Chairmen, the Youth Council Campaign. ion, official figures disclosed. have announced that Paul Oscar However, it was indicated that "As we enter the Jinal two Anderson of radio station K01L will give a special party for the weeks before the Rally Lwe hope 800 Brazilians seeking reparaentire Omaha Jewish Youth that every Omaha Jewish Teen- tion are still in the Soviet Uniori. Council after the Philanthropies ager will accept his or her re- More than 1,000 Brazlians gavo Rally which is to be Saturday, sponsibility to help those who up their citizenship and went to April 4, at the Sheraton-Fonten- need it so desperately, and can the USSR several years ago, elle. Mr. Anderson who is known give as much help as possible stating that they would settlo in the Soviet Union permanentto tens of thousands of midwestera teenagers as P.O.A., is cook- in this year's drive," chimed ly. All have, since, sought to,return to this country. ing up something very special Barbara and Marshall.
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EZZLJ Religious Services Traditional Sabbath S u u i c s will begin at ti::sil The Sister-' hood. Mother, Children's service will U'j;hi at Hi.oO. MinchaMaariv Services will bu held at 0:15 p.m. Sunday morning services will bejjin at '.I a m. Services during tiie week are held at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
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tlirou^li second week in July by Tickets will be sold nt the Jewish 1< dilation of Omaha. door Saturday at both the l::m Uttiid He,-., Pc-.tci'/e fold o! Oinnlm, I k l i r . p.m. and the '•) p.m. concerts of l-'-.;\Hi\ ,iil<!.'-rip!j!,ii, 14.W. A d v c r l i i i n o the Young People's Concert Se- PnPr-'. l,n A p M l r u l i u i I'ul.lirfilnjn Office -JO] UO ?Ottt f j t l t c t , ries in tbe Music Hall of the Oiji-ifiu. fh t.r. Ch'.riC Ml y'J.l.. Civic Auditorium. Mrs. Paul Hernard L. Fricdber};, Kditor Grossman, Chairman of the House committee, will be assisted by Mrs. J. A. Hccillieek and their committee of mothers, A son. Ulaine Howard, .wns Teni|ple Israel: Services at teen-agers and members of the horn on March ]'l, to Mr. and Temple Israel will be h<-ld at UnTeen-Aye Hoard. Mis. Hobert V. Goldstein of usual hour of I!: lfi o'clin i- tin evening. Music at the ]:.')() p.m. con- Cincinnati. The Goldstein:; have I'abbi Sidney 11. BroOr s v.lll ceit for young adults under 25 another son. Lawrence. Mr. and olliciale. and a Cantata Pass will include the Lohengrin (Pre- Mis. Julius Barron and Mr. and over to Freedom" is :i inn i( 1 lude to Act IIIi by W a |- »l" '"• Mrs, Arthur Goldstein, of Omanarrative lor Chorus. Soldi t-. Scherzo and Finale from Fourth ha are tbe grandparents. I'abbi and Congregation. Canto)1 Symphony by Tschaikovsky, the Mrs. Sidney Kwiatek Manfred V. Kuliner ;>nd Mi l s Schehenv.ade by Riinsky-Korsawishes to thank her relatives Ida Gitlin will direct 11.( pi< kov. and Hodeo by Aaron Copand friends for the many si.'ntalion. hind. Susan Illorli cards of good wishes, flowKabbi Brooks will conduct 11K; At the '.', p.m. concert elementers, gifts, and for the confourth .session of his current seary school youngsters will hear tribution:; Riven to organizaries of liible Study on Thur.sday, the Hodeo and Lohengrin numtions in her name during her .March 2li. beginnm;: willi colfee bers also but in addition will recent illness. at I p.m. and class at 1 :'.',!> p.m. The Religious School o! TemMr. and Mrs. Harold IJloch bear tbe Youth Overture by Dieli'nai Jacob Atlas Visliuroii: ple Israel annutinres the follow- have .-innoiiiiccd the engagement mer. Toy Symphony by Haydn PASSOVER RENTAL: ,• Friday Minclia. n:15 p.m.: Sat- ing class recesses: all begin re- of (heir daughter. Miss Susan and the Remarkable Adventures of Ilunry Bold by Zador. Mr. Tables, Chairs, Linrn, urday morning.!) ::o and Mindm, cess Monday, March 2'i. and re5:45 p.m.. followed by Sholosh sume .sessions on Monday, Merrily Hloch. lo Arnold CluirU'S Rudyard Norton, well known Mew Cliinfl Ditlioi—Also Gtaiiv Fellni.-m, .son of Dr. und Mrs. A. actor at the Community PlaySeudos. Sunday morning service March :i(): RAVITZ RENTAL CO. bouse, will serve as narrator fo.r Adult Hebrew Class. at 7 a.m. Daily services at H:?,Q C. I''(.']]ni;m. 17.-.0 l . r a w ' l n o i r l h the Zador number. At the :i p.m. ! I | . | « S ! I Hebrew Classes, lirst. second, a.m. and G p.m. An Aii;;usl wedding is being In HIIKIIK-^H M m , , llltr. concert Mr. Joseph Levine, conthird and fourth yeai, ptinincd. • Belli Kl: Sabbath Kve Services ductor of the Omaha Symphony Nursery School. Miss Blorh attended tlie Uni- Orchestra, will also comment on will begin this evening nt 8:1 r> Saturday and Sunday DivipUAHTY LUGGAGE AT p.m. Rabbi Myer S. Kripke will sions of the Religious School versity of Michigan ;it Ann Ar- the numbers to be played. REASONABLE PRICES deliver the .sermon. Cantor will- recess Saturday and Sun- bor. Mr. Fellnum formerly ritTRAVELWARE '. Aaron I.'Edgar and the Beth El day. March 21! and 2(1. and will li.-nck'd the University of CaliforJerusalem IJ'i'A)—Two hunSynagogue Choir will render the resume sessions on Saturday nia at Berkeley, California. Iioth dred Hadassah Hospital nurses LUGGAGE C O . are now attending the Univer- staged a 24-hour warning strike I.IIKRIIUC, ZiptHT* HIM) musical portions of the service. and Sunday. April •! and 5. sity of Omaha. I.uilii's' llai.,lli;.|-.h Ki'iiiiirri) this week over demands for Var1416 HARNEY 341-7498 ious fringe benefits,
Belli Israel: Rabbi Benjamin Groncr. Cantor Kniil Bei kovits. members of the Primary c-lys:;, .and the Bei.li Israel Choir and Junior Choir will conduct the Late Services Ihis evening at i):15 p.m. Traditional Friday tveniiu' services 'Kobolas !>habbo;>'' at C:20 p.m. Saturday momim; services be• gin at i'iA:> a.m. Shabbus Mincha at fi:2."i p.m. ioliov,cd followed by Maariv at 7:20 p.m. Sunday morning services at 9 a.m. Daily services at 7 a.m. and 0:30 p.m. Thursday. P.larch 'in. search for Chometz alter .sundown. Friday, March 27. Siyinn B'chorim, 7 a.m. Friday, March 27. Burn chometz not later than !l:jr> a.m. Friday. PASSOVER MINCHA at (i:25 p.m. . There will be no lale service on Friday, March 27th.
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Omahans in News Bar Mifzvah Dr. Abraham Greenberf; of Omaha lias been eleeled to the international board oi j;overnors of Ji'nai B'rith. highest policy body of the 47n,0(m-me!iiber Jewish service organization. Dr. fireenberi: has been a leader in Ii'nai IJVil.1) activities for more than filty year.s.
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Alan Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cohen of Denver, formerly of Lincoln. Nebraska, has received a Woodrow Wilson Scholarship to the University of California at Berkeley. Neil R. Miller, son of Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Miller, has been named to the Dean's List at Harvard University.
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